he Minneapolis Sports Center has 50,000 square feet of space available. The space includes a 200-meter track, long jump and pole vault pit, and is completely air-conditioned and heated.

The Minneapolis Sports Center can accommodate most sports, including basketball, soccer, volleyball, handball, tennis, rugby, cricket, lacrosse, track and field events, floor hockey and golf. With batting cages, you could even practice baseball or softball.

Consider using the Minneapolis Sports Center for tournaments, large meetings and gatherings, practice space, leagues and clinics, and even birthday parties.

Minneapolis Sports Center, Midtown YMCA, Minneapolis

Air Conditioning

Chairs

Cleaning Station

Futsal Goals

Gymnastics Equipment

Hand Sanitizing Station

Heat

Lacrosse Nets

Lighting

Parking

Pitching Machine

Restrooms

Retractable Hoops Nets

Scoreboard

Soccer Goals

Speakers

Tables

Tumbling Mats

Volleyball Nets

Wheelchair Accessible

Wifi

ABOUT THE NATIONAL SPORTS CENTER
The National Sports Center is the world's largest amateur sports facility. The NSC operates over 100 unique programs and events in a variety of sports as well as hosting numerous national and international competitions. These events draw over 4 million visitors each year, making it the most visited sports facility in the state. The NSC is a priceless, innovative, and unique asset to the local community, state, and region.

The NSC has a dual mission:

To provide amateur sports opportunities to Minnesota residents
Even though the NSC produces impressive economic impact from out-of-state visitors through signature tournaments and events, 92 percent of participants and visitors are Minnesota residents. This includes athletes who play in leagues and tournaments and their families, spectators to amateur sports events, golfers at Victory Links, and attendees at numerous expos and private meetings. On an average day there are 12 different programs and events taking place at the NSC, and most serve the local community.
To generate out-of-state economic impact through amateur sports events and programs
Programs and events at the NSC generate over $83 million in annual visitor economic impact.


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Batting Cage

Field

Track

Court

Archery

Australian Football

Badminton

Baseball

Basketball

Boxing

Cheerleading

Contact Football

Cornhole

Dance

Drone Racing

Endurance Competition

ESports

Fencing

Field Hockey

Fitness Training

Flag Football

Futsal

Gaelic

Golf

Gymnastics

Handball

Lacrosse

Martial Arts

Non-Contact Football

Other Sport or Activity

Pickleball

Quadball

Racquetball

Roundnet

Rugby

Soccer

Softball

Squash

Table Tennis

Tennis

Track & Field

Ultimate Frisbee

Volleyball

Wrestling

Yoga

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